Lote in the Inventors' Village

In this brightly illustrated book designed for clever modern children, we learn about the unrivaled, one-of-a-kind Inventors' Village, which stands apart from other villages as everything imaginable is invented there at every step, things that would not even appear in... the dreams of a seemingly normal person. For example, a device for replanting carrots, a radio made from kitchen utensils... The world is full of seemingly impossible, wonderful ideas, and beside some of them stands a teenage girl named Lote. This book is about her adventures and the notion that life will be exciting as long as you are interesting yourself. An animated feature film, which was also shown on Latvian TV, has remained in the minds of both big and small audiences.
Translated from Estonian by Guntars Godiņš.
Illustrations by Heiki Ernita.